Cols de lingerie empesée. Tissu à carreaux rouges, Cachemire blanc, Volant de dentelle de Chantilly noire. L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les modes du second empire 1852 a 1870.
Étoffes. Les modes du second empire. Costume féminin français.
Tag: Textile design
Étoffes. Les Modes sous Louis XIV. Costume féminin français.
Étoffe de soie fond pourpre. Tissu de Marseille,,Corsage de taffetas jaune citron. L’Histoire du costume féminin français. Les Modes sous Louis XIV 1643-1715. Planche
Flemish School. Fragment of a Tapestry. 15th c.
Altar frontal from the tapestry representing Beatrix`s marriage.
16th Century Italian Renaissance Two Tone Fabrics Design
16th century Italian Renaissance two tone fabrics design. Sixteenth century. – Italian School. (Size of the Original.) Fabric two tone. (D’Ambosio after Borgognone.) Louvre, Paris. (XVIe SIÈCLE. — École italienne.… Read More
15th century Silk fabric. Arabic textil design.
15th century Silk fabric. Arabic textil design. XV CENTURY. – Arabic Factory FABRIC. – Silk fabric (IN SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM, LONDON.) A HALF OF THE ORIGINAL. (XV SIECLE. — Fabrique… Read More
Kathe Mertens Hamburg. Design for print fabric.
Kathe Mertens Hamburg. Design for print fabric 1910.
Bernhard Wenig. Designs for modern cloth fabrics.
Bernhard Wenig, Berchtesgaden. Art Nouveau designs for modern cloth pattern. German Art and Decoration 1901.
Paul Lang. Designs for fabric patterns.
Designs for fabric patterns by Paul Lang, Obertürkheim. Darmstadt Germany 1911.
Bruno Paul. Hand-knotted carpets, furniture fabrics and wallpapers c. 1911.
Bruno Paul design. United Workshops for Art in Craft AG Berlin.
Herta Koch. Design for a print fabric.
Herta Koch. Design for a print fabric 1911. Herta Koch 1881-1960, daughter of Alexander Koch (Publisher of important art magazines such as “German Art and Decoration” and “Interior Decoration”. Initiator… Read More